09 July 2026

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Rhoads Making Return Trip To Stampede As Barrelman

Rhoads Making Return Trip To Stampede As Barrelman


Eastern Montana native Tate Rhoads is looking forward to serving as the barrelman for this year’s Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on July 9-11. Rhoads, who was born in Glendive and graduated from Custer High School, will be working the Stampede for the fifth time. He was a bullfi ghter in 2017 and a rodeo clown in 2020. “A lot of my family from my dad’s side is from there,” Rhoads said

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Concert Set After Ranch Rodeo

Concert Set After Ranch Rodeo


Chris Bohenek will provide a concert after the Wild Horse Ranch Rodeo at the Marvin Brookman Stadium on Wednesday, July 8. Traci West, president of the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce, says that Bohenek provides “outlaw country” type of music. He is a horse trainer by day and performs music at night, West added. He resides in Corvallis. Bohenek was the entertainer at Wolf Point Brewfest

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Simmes Returns As Bullfighter For 103rd Stampede

Simmes Returns As Bullfighter For 103rd Stampede


Dakoda Simmes of Sunburst returns to the arena for the 2026 Wild Horse Stampede rodeo as a bullfighter ready to jump between a cowboy and 1,500 pounds of danger. This will be Simmes’ seventh appearance at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. In the blink of an eye, a bull ride can go from good to catastrophic, and it’s the bullfighter’s job to keep their own nerves in check and be ready